HamroPets: A One-Stop Platform for Pet Owners in Nepal!

Having a pet at home comes with several responsibilities. From taking them on regular walks and managing their food to looking after their health, being a pet owner requires time and effort. And in Nepal, finding reliable pet-related services isn't always easy. This is where HamroPets comes in. It is an online platform that brings different pet-related services together, including pet adoption, dog walking, pet sitting, veterinary listings, and lost-and-found reports.

So, I explored the website to see what HamroPets offers, how it works, and whether it could actually be useful for pet owners in Nepal.

HamroPets Overview

What is HamroPets?

HamroPets is an online platform that connects pet owners with pet-related services in Nepal. Instead of searching through multiple websites and social media groups, you can use this platform to find pets for adoption, dog walkers, pet sitters, and nearby veterinary clinics.

It also allows pet owners to report missing or found animals and lets pet-related businesses list their services. So, it is not just an adoption platform but a place where you can explore different aspects of pet care.

The platform was launched in 2026 and is presented by Adopt a Dog Nepal (ADAN), an animal welfare organization established in April 2018. According to its website, ADAN has helped rehome hundreds of dogs and cats across Nepal.

So, HamroPets builds on ADAN's existing animal welfare efforts while offering additional services for pet owners.

Pet Adoption

Starting off, pet adoption is one of the main features of HamroPets. You can browse available dogs, cats, and birds and filter the listings based on animal type and location. Each listing provides basic information about the pet, including its name, breed, gender, location, and health details such as vaccination and neutering status, where available.

If you find a pet you are interested in, you can open its profile and contact the listed owner or rescue organization to discuss adoption. You can also submit a pet for adoption if you are looking for a new home for it. 

The good thing is that pet adoption and basic adoption listings are completely free. HamroPets also offers optional paid promotions for people who want their listings to reach more potential adopters. However, I would still recommend meeting the animal in person and checking its health and vaccination records before making a decision.

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Dog Walking Services

Next up, HamroPets also offers dog-walking services for owners who cannot always take their dogs out themselves. You can browse available walkers, check their service areas, and compare their starting prices before contacting them.

According to the website, dog walking costs around NPR 300 to NPR 400 per session, generally lasting about 45 to 60 minutes. Monthly packages are also available for NPR 5,000 to NPR 6,500. HamroPets says that all listed walkers have their identities verified using government-issued citizenship cards.

I think this could be a particularly useful service for working pet owners, especially those who struggle to manage regular walks. Of course, it is still important to check a walker's experience and make sure they are comfortable handling your dog.

Pet Sitting Services

At the same time, HamroPets offers pet-sitting services for situations when you need to stay away from home or travel. The platform mainly focuses on home-based, cage-free pet care, where pets stay in a home environment rather than traditional boarding cages.

Daytime pet sitting, from 9 AM to 5 PM, starts at NPR 700 per day. Overnight sitting costs around NPR 1,500 to NPR 2,000 per night, while monthly daycare packages range from NPR 12,000 to NPR 15,000.

HamroPets also mentions that sitters provide photo updates so owners can keep track of their pets while they are away. This sounds convenient, especially if you don't have friends or family available to look after your pet. This should be a good initiative from the platform to build trust between its users.

Lost and Found Pets

Another useful feature is the Lost and Found section. Here, you can report a missing pet or share details about an animal you have found. You can upload pictures, mention the last known or found location, and provide contact details so other visitors can help connect the pet with its owner.

This is particularly useful in Nepal, where missing pet notices are often shared through social media groups and can easily get buried under newer posts. Having a dedicated section makes these reports easier to find.

Veterinary Clinics and Other Pet Services

Apart from adoption and pet care, HamroPets also has a directory of veterinary clinics and other pet-related businesses. You can search for veterinary hospitals, grooming centres, boarding services, pet shops, and trainers. The listings provide details such as location, contact information, and the services offered.

This could save some time when you're looking for a vet or another pet-related service, although the directory currently has a fairly limited number of listings. If you own a pet-related business, you can also submit it to the platform. Basic business listings are free, while paid plans offer additional visibility and features.

Support Adopt a Dog Nepal

Another addition is the option to support Adopt a Dog Nepal through donations. This platform has a dedicated donation section where people can contribute to the organization's animal welfare and rehoming efforts. Donations are optional and separate from the free pet adoption services.

How to Use the Platform?

Using HamroPets is fairly straightforward. You can visit its official website and choose the service you are looking for from the homepage. For example, if you want to adopt a pet, you can browse the adoption section and open individual listings to check their details. Similarly, you can explore available dog walkers and pet sitters based on your location.

If you want to report a missing pet or submit an animal for adoption, you can use the respective submission options on the website. The same goes for businesses and service providers who want to get listed. You can visit HamroPets directly to explore these services.

Verification, Safety, and Limitations

When it comes to dog walking and pet sitting, safety is obviously one of the biggest concerns. After all, you're trusting someone else to take care of your pet. HamroPets says that all listed walkers and sitters go through identity verification using government-issued citizenship cards. Similarly, adoption listings are reviewed by the Adopt a Dog Nepal team before being published.

While this is a good starting point, identity verification doesn't necessarily tell you how experienced or reliable a person is. The platform also states that it does not conduct criminal background checks. So, I would still recommend talking to the service provider beforehand, checking their experience, and discussing your pet's routine and any special requirements.

Another limitation is availability. Although HamroPets has adoption listings from different parts of Nepal, dog-walking and pet-sitting services are currently concentrated in Kathmandu Valley, with a few listings elsewhere.

The veterinary directory also needs more entries to become genuinely useful across different cities. I also noticed that some animals already marked as adopted still appear among the adoption results. So, it's worth checking the current status of a pet before contacting its owner. As more pet owners and service providers join the platform, these services could become more useful, particularly outside Kathmandu Valley.

My Take on HamroPets

As someone who has two dogs myself, I know that taking care of pets is not always easy. From managing their daily walks to finding proper veterinary care or someone to look after them when you are away, there are quite a few things to consider. That's why I like the idea behind HamroPets. Having services like dog walking, pet sitting, adoption, and lost-and-found reports in one place is genuinely convenient.

I'm particularly interested in the dog-walking and pet-sitting services because these are things many working pet owners could benefit from. I also appreciate that pet adoption and lost-pet reporting are free.

That said, the platform still has room to improve. More service providers across Nepal, a larger veterinary directory, and clearer information about providers' experience would make it more useful. And while the identity verification is reassuring, I would still prefer to meet a walker or sitter personally before trusting them with my dogs. All in all, HamroPets is a good step towards making pet care more accessible in Nepal.